Best NASCAR Xfinity Series Bets for the Pennzoil 250 at Indianapolis

Kyle Larson has openly said he wants to embarrass the field whenever he runs the NASCAR Xfinity Series.
He'll get the chance Saturday as he'll pilot the Hendrick Motorsports 17 car in the Pennzoil 250 at Indianapolis.
Larson has won 2 of 3 Xfinity races this year while leading 62.1% of the laps. But there's a driver in the field who has beaten him once, and my numbers say he's a good value to do it again.
Let's dig into the pre-practice simulations, and then we can delve into which drivers are worth considering in FanDuel Sportsbook's NASCAR Xfinity Series betting odds.
NASCAR Xfinity Series Predictions for Indianapolis
NASCAR Xfinity Series Betting Picks for Indianapolis
- Justin Allgaier (+600): Allgaier pounced late at Homestead to defeat Larson and has generally been tough to beat on faster tracks. He won at Nashville and Las Vegas and had a third-place average running position in Charlotte. At a track where speed matters so much, I'm happy to be above market on a JR Motorsports driver this year.
- Christian Eckes (+4000): Eckes nearly won Pocono, the closest comp track to Indy on the schedule. Things outside of that have been a bit of a struggle for Kaulig Racing, but Eckes showed upside there and clearly has the talent to convert if they give him a good enough car.
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